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Author: samuelgreenillustration
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Waves of change
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Deforestation campaign
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Mock ups
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Bonsai: A Living Canvas
Music in media production:
Audacity:
‘Art in the Anthropocene’ T.J. Demos in conversation with Charlotte Cotton
Processing:
Processing IDE:
Class activities: exploring examples of what processing can do, connecting Arduino to Processing and exploring image processing.
Ethics consideration for a social campaign:
Choosing the 3 animal species I will use across my posters: endangered species that cover a variety of habitats and areas around the world, highlighting the severity and diverse nature of the problem.
Chimpanzees:
https://www.worldwildlife.org/species/chimpanzee
Jaguars:
https://www.wwf.org.uk/learn/fascinating-facts/jaguars
Giant Pandas:
Website: https://www.luisarivera.cl/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/laluisarivera/?hl=en
Examples of her work:
Notes from her talk:
Idea generation activity:
Notes:
Projection Mapping diagram:
Projection mapping examples:
Claude Monet: The Immersive Experience: projection mapping in gallery space
Van Gogh London Exhibit: The Immersive Experience: projection mapping in gallery space
’Borderless’ by teamLab: projection mapping in gallery space
‘Gallery Invasion’ by Skullmapping: interactive gallery experience
‘Le Petit Chef’ by Skullmapping: Interactive dining experience
‘Box’ by Bot and Dolly: Interactive robotic performances using projection mapping to simulate graphics
’Photosynthesis’ by Sinoca Studio: Projection Mapping used in Natural Contexts
Class activities:
MadMapper introduction: connect the computer to a projector and download the MadMapper demo version. This allows you to project images and videos directly onto the wall. We first started by using simple animation and graphics. Then we tried fitting these within a designated space, the picture frame.
Design challenge- Project mapping on 3D surface:
Objective: to transform a simple 3D surface through projection mapping. The focus will be on using media to reinterpret the it in a creative, narrative-driven way. Think of it as not just as a surface but as an object with potential meanings. What story could you tell through this shape?Use MadMapper to fit the media onto the surface, ensuring that the visuals align with the object’s physical form. The projection should go beyond aesthetics. What is the narrative or message? Consider how light, colour, and movement interact with the object to build the narrative.
Projection mapping on face by Wildbytes for Ponds Cold Cream: inspiration for practical work.
MapMapper guides on Blackboard
Samuel Green Illustration 